Original U.S. Kentucky Style Trade Percussion Long Rifle circa 1840 U.S. Documents & Books who of course saves the

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This would indicate possibly that the blade was made under contract

the English PDSA (People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals) Dickin bronze Medal

Greasy luck to the Whalers

Original U.S. Kentucky Style Trade Percussion Long Rifle circa 1840 U.S. Documents & Books who of course saves theOriginal item: Only One Available. Typical of the early nineteenth century, here we offer this Kentucky style, or more correctly, Pennsylvania style percussion Rifle. It is in about . 45 Caliber, with a 7 groove octagonal barrel measuring 42", the entire rifle being 58" overall. Fully brass mounted, including an attractive patch box. The ram rod's throat pipe is now absent but the wood ram rod is still there, and it is stocked fully to the muzzle with